What is the best way to do this?I currently just sort ascending by using a sortDescriptor like so: NSSortDescriptor *Descriptor = [[[NSSortDescriptor alloc] initWithKey:@\"Name\" ascending:YES select
I have a NSMutableArray of Marker objects that are shown in a UITableView.I have a segmentedControl to sort the data.I know my sorting by Name works when I NSLog my information like so:
I have two entities, Job and Client. The relationship from job to client is called clientOfJob which is a many-to-one relationship:
I have 3 core data entities: Entity A and Entity B and User which are related like Entity A < ------ >> Entity B <<----- > User
How do I make it so I only fetch results with the indicator == 1. (I have the indicator hooked up to a UISwitch on another view). so I want a table of titles, but only if the indicator is 1.
Sorry for asking silly question.. I have an array with class objects like: Class User { NSString *firstName, *LastName;
I\'m building an open-source clone of iPhone\'s native Messages app called AcaniChat on GitHub. I have a Conversation entity and a Message entity with a sentDate attribute. Each Conversation can have
When the user presses \"sort alphabetically\", I call the following method for my table: - (void) sortByName
I have a table of Checklists, each of which contains a bunch of ChecklistItems. Each ChecklistsItem has 2 Bool values: Checked and Urgent. The Checklist entity also has various attributes I use to kee
I am receiving memory leaks using the following code: Interface: @property (nonatomic, retain) NSArray *sortedItems;
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